The Straits Times, 31 December 1983

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    14 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY DECEMBER 31, 1983 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 65/1/83
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    Midnight date, and then full independence
    510 1  - Midnight date, and then full independence ISMAIL KASSIM By I Picture by ALI YUSOFF RAMLI bin Omar, one of three political prisoners holding a Quran to his forehead and promising allegiance to the nation and the Sultan at the Muhamed Bolkiah mosque in Kampong Serusop, Bandar Seri Bagawan on Thursday.
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    Army visit
    33 1 BEIRUT, Fri. Italian Defence Minister Giovanni Spadolini arrived in Beirut unexpectedly today to visit Italy's 2,2<Xkstrong contingent to the four-nation Western force in the Lebanese capital, state-run Beirut Radio said. Reuter
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    Latest THE TENTH PLANET?
    84 1 Latest THE TENTH PLANET? WASHINGTON, Fri. IS scientists have discovered a mysterious body that may he inside the solar system and could conceivably be the 10th planet although it could also be anything from another galaxy to a body that never heated up enough to become a star, the Washington
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    Job agents to face clean-up
    505 1  - Job agents to face clean-up IVAN LIM Two proposed measures to protect foreign workers from the unscrupulous By Clean-up for job agents THE government is planning two measures to clean up the operations of employment agencies which bring in foreign workers and to deter illegal ones from starting. One is
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    DPP closes his case
    157 1 DPP closes his case Trial of WP officials THE prosecution closed its case against J. B. Jeyaretnam and Wong Hong Toy yesterday the third day of the trial of the two Workers' Party leaders. Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr Glenn Knight, did this after an expert witness, chartered accountant Keith Tay,
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    National Front returned in Sarawak
    322 1 National Front returned in Sarawak KUCHING, Friday SARAWAK'S National Front coalition was returned to power today in a State Assembly election which split the vote of the majority Dayaks. The four-party coalition won 31 of the first 35 results declared for the 48-member Legislative Assembly, election commission officials said. Datuk
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    Hunt for key witness
    287 1 Technician could have seen person who killed Aquino MANILA, Friday A SPECIAL inquiry commission probing the killing of Philippines opposition leader Benigno Aquino has mounted a nationwide search for a man who may have witnessed the killing on Aug 21. Commission sources said they were looking
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    Ties renewed
    37 1 Ties renewed BEIJING, Fri China has agreed to discuss resumption of official cultural exchanges with the United States, suspended after Chinese tennis star Hu Na was granted US asylum last April, Xinhua news agency reported today. AP
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    170 arrested
    32 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. The Indian government announced yesterday that 170 people were arrested by police and paramilitary troops in a new anti-terror-ist drive in the Sikh-domi-nated state of Punjab. AP
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  • IN SUMMARY
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      Home
      613 2 Job rotation AN unusually high number of principals, teachers and Education Ministry officials will move to new posts when school re-opens on Tuesday. Nearly 100 key teachers have been picked to become viceprincipals and many vice-principals have been promoted to school heads. Some principals will return to teaching; so
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      Comment
      301 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: WITH the re-emergence of Brunei as a fully-independent nation, Asean will soon welcome its sixth member. The addition of Brnnei will no doubt enhance the potential and influence of the regional body. Brunei will begin its independence with many advantages which most emerging nations can
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      Timesdollar
      305 2 TOYS GALORE IN STORE AND VALUE FOR MONEY PROMISE IT WON'T exactly be Disneyland but children of all ages are likely to have just as much fun when Singapore's biggest toy store opens next year. The store, a joint venture between Metro Holdings and Toys R US Inc, will
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      Background
      66 2 MAC OR BREAK MOVE APPLE Computer will soon be unveiling its latest personal computer, Mac, which is said to incorporate many of the innovative features of Apple's Lisa but at a lower price to appeal to a much wider pool of potential buyers. After the disappointments of the Lisa
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      Timesport
      262 2 Martina's money talk MARTINA Navratilova, who has won more than US$6 million (5512.6 million) in her career, says she is seeking more money from tennis tournaments for first-round losers, not herself. Clarifying her remarks during the Australian Open earlier this month, the world's top woman player said: "I wasn't
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      Around the world
      546 2 NZ may be next NEW ZEALAND, unhappy about the "heavy administrative costs", is reviewing its membership in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) following the United States' decision to withdraw from it. Foreign Minister Warren Cooper said yesterday that New Zealand had previously consider
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      Across the Causeway
      199 2 Ministries 6 at odds' TWO Malaysian ministries are in the midst of a tussle, the Malaysian Business Times reported yesterday. The Ministry of Trade and Industry wants to open a trade office in India. But the Foreign Ministry feels that "certain political considerations" must first be taken
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      Section Two
      441 2 A story of courage ON THIS New Year's Eve, IRENE PATES recounts a story to warm the heart a story which may help many of us face 1984 with clear, bright eyes and hope. The story is real. It is the touching account of two people in Singapore
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      960 2 The Automobile Association of Singapore and the National Safety Council of Singapore would like to thank the following for their continued support to make the AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES SHOW '83 a great success:— Motor Traders Association of Singapore All Exhibitors Singapore Motorcycle Trade Association All Donors of prizes for the Entrance
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  • around the WORLD
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      Manila set to pay interest on loans
      356 3 Central Bank denies that peso will be devalued again In other words... 4 It was an eventful year and our accomplishments well, we will have to research on that. We look forward to 1984 with a little bit of trepidation hut A forget
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      Marcos agrees to new registration of voters
      142 3 Marcos agrees to new registration of voters MANILA, Fri. President Ferdinand Marcos today arceded to an opposition demand for a totally new list of voters for next May's parliamentary elections, but said a nationwide reregistration would favour his ruling party. "I have no objection to having voters register all over
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      Indira's Congress Party raps US
      245 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's ruling Congress Party, which ended its general assembly today, has confirmed its position as a centre-left party, pledged to the cause of non-alignment but quicker to criticise the United States than the Soviet Union. Observers here added that
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      Wellington reviews Unesco membership
      333 3 Wellington reviews Unesco membership WELLINGTON, Fri. New Zealand is reviewing its membership in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cul- tural Organisation (UnesI co) following the United States' decision to withdraw from it. Foreign Minister Warren Cooper said today that New Zealand had previously consider the possibility of withholding its
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    • The region
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        Lao girl flees to Thailand
        106 3 BANGKOK, Fri. The daughter of a Laotian government minister has fled across the Mekong River to seek refuge in Thailand, Thai Interior Minister Sithi Jiraroj said in a report broadcast over Radio Thailand today. Press reports identified the girl as 17--year-old Keo, believed to be
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        No fight from the Reds
        85 3 BANGKOK, Fri. Thai troops today advanced against suspected communist guerilla strongholds near the Malaysian border without meeting any resistance, military sources said. The drive by about 2.500 soldiers against guerillas of the outlawed Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) in the Betong salient, 1,500 km south
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        Clashes with rebels
        103 3 Clashes with rebels BANGKOK, Fri. Post-Christ mas clashes between Burmese government troops and anti-gov-ernment Karen minority rebels have sent more than a thousand Karen villagers into refuge in northwestern Thailand, the Bangkok Post reported today. The paper said the Burmese infantry, backed by an artillery assault, began a major blitz
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        Sihanouk in North Korea
        71 3 TOKYO, Fri. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, head of a Cambodian rebel coalition fighting the Vietnameseoccupation of Cambodia, arrived in Pyongyang yesterday and met North Korean President Kim 11-Sung, North Korea's news agency reported. In a broadcast monitored in Tokyo, the agency said Kim 11-Sung had a conversation
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      Jakarta calls for N-talks to include Third World
      236 3 JAKARTA, Fri. INDONESIA expressed concern today about the growing tension between the United States and Soviet Union, callIng for nuclear arms negotiations that included countries other than the superpowers. "The feeling of the superpowers now is that the nuclear talks is their
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      It was a heart attack — not appendicitis
      293 4 It was a heart attack not appendicitis Syria on what happened to Assad last month DAMASCUS, Friday In other words... 4 FOR the moment he is 1W per cent well As Syrians we are emotional. We love the President. We don't like to hear about this subject, which is very
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      Lock icon Iranian base has more planes, says US
      128 4 Iranian base has more planes, says US WASHINGTON, Fri. US intelligence agencies have noted an increase in the number of combat planes at the Iranian base of Bandar Abbas, near the Strait of Hormuz, Pentagon officials said here yesterday. The officials, who asked to remain anonymous, said that there were
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      Lock icon Rev Jackson off to seek release of captured pilot
      178 4 NEW YORK, Fri. With little official approval but with the blessing of the mother of a captured American pilot, Rev Jesse Jackson began a trip to Damascus last night in the hope that a personal appeal could win the pilot's release.
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      Lock icon 270 released
      27 4 KATHMANDU, Fri. The Nepalese government yesterday released 270 prisoners on King Birendra's 38th birthday. The released men were serving various sentences in different prisons. AP
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      Lock icon Israeli troops under attack in Lebanon
      260 4 Israeli troops under attack in Lebanon BEIRUT, Fri. Israeli troops came under attack in south Lebanon today as Muslims staged nationwide sit-ins at mosques to express support for guerilla warfare against Israel's occupation. Leaders of Lebanon's Sunni and Shi'ite Muslim communities led the sitins from Beirut, while Israel closed its
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    • World briefs
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        Lock icon Minister replaced
        59 4 NORTH KOREA'S Foreign Minister Ho Dam, who held the post for 13 years, was replaced yesterday by Kim Yong Nam, the North Korean central news agency reported. The agency, monitored in Tokyo, said Ho had been removed from the Foreign Ministry portfolio and his deputy premiership and transferred
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        Lock icon 'Tortured' claim
        68 4 TWO OF the three air force officers, who arrived in London yesterday after being freed by the Zimbabwe government last week, claimed they had been tortured during their detention. One said electric shock treatment was used. The three were arrested last year on suspicion of sabotaging warplanes. They
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        Lock icon Israeli deficit worsens
        55 4 THE ISRAELI Cabinet, deeply divided over Finance Minister Yigal Cohen-Orgad's call for urgent austerity measures, yesterday postponed crucial economic decisions as new statistics showed a record trade deficit. Provisional 1983 figures indicated that the trade deficit had grown to a record US$5.l billion (5510.7 billion) and foreign
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        Lock icon Guerillas 'kill 100'
        48 4 THE POLISARIO Front said yesterday its guerillas killed more than 100 Moroccan soldiers and destroyed 60 vehicles in the western Sahara on Thursday. A communique issued by the Algerian news agency APS, which was monitored in Paris, did not mention casualties among the guerillas. Reuter
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      Lock icon Couple convicted of spying may get death
      115 4 Couple convicted of spying may get death CAPE TOWN, Fri. A former South African navy chief and his wife today awaited sentence, possibly death, after being convicted of high treason in spying for the Soviet I nion. Commodore Dieter Felix Gerhardt, former head of the sensitive Simonstown Naval Dockyard, was
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      Lock icon Biggest bombing raid on Angola in two years
      259 4 Biggest bombing raid on Angola in two years South African planes attack Namibian guerilla bases and missile sites PRETORIA, Fri. SOUTH African warE lanes yesterday bombed ases of Namibian (South-west African) guerillas in Angola in the biggest raids for two years. South African Defence Force chief Constand Viljoen, announcing the
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      Lock icon Missiles set to be operational today
      564 5 Nato will not make a formal announcement on date, but... LONDON, Friday The Pershing-2 Nato has deployed 572 Pershing-2 and Tomahawk cruise missiles in Western Europe to counter a build-up of Soviet SS-20 rockets. BY NEW Year's Eve, and probably without formal announcement, the
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      Lock icon Databank on Swedes proposal criticised
      179 5 Databank on Swedes proposal criticised STOCKHOLM, Frl. With just a day to go before 1984, a government study proposing a super computer databank on Sweden's 8.8 million people has raised a furore among critics warning of the rise of a big brothertype society. The Committee on Future Government statistics, in
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      Lock icon Danuta: This is a low blow
      195 5 WARSAW, Fri. Danuta Walesa was described yesterday in an anonymous letter to a Warsaw newspaper as coming from a Family of thieves. The letter in the evening paper, Express Wieczorny, said two brothers of Mrs Walesa, Wieslaw and Adam, were in jail for theft
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      Lock icon Orwell and his vision in wax
      82 5 IF THE man could have lived to see this Madame Tussaud's, the wax experts, have created this figure of the late George Orwell contemplating the manuscript of his novel vision into the future, the infamous bestseller, 1984. The waxwork behind him is a policeman
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      Lock icon Soviets tested model space shuttle: US
      177 5 Soviets tested model space shuttle: US WASHINGTON, Friday US SPACE experts said yesterday they believed the Soviet Union had completed a third test flight of a small prototype space shuttle. Tass news agency re- ported the launching of a Cosmos spacecraft on Tuesday but gave no further details. Mr James
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      Lock icon Security is tightened after killing
      121 5 Security is tightened after killing MADRID, Fri. Security was tightened around foreign embassies in Madrid today after an Arab gunman killed a Jordanian consular official and badly wounded another in a street attack. Eyewitnesses said Mr Walid Jamal Balkiz was killed instantly and Ibrahime Suami Mohamed Mamid was hit by
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      Lock icon Mrs Thatcher's fowl fancy
      191 5 LONDON, Fri. WHEN asked for a favourite dish for a new cookery book, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher contributed chicken voronJque: Boil a plump fowl and let it go cold. Beat up two egg yolks in a quartet flask of cream. Add a small glass of sherry,
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      Lock icon Andropov's absence 'has paralysed leadership'
      536 5 MOSCOW, Fri THE absence of President Yuri Andropov at two key meetings this week and the lack of any major policy statements from them have left an impression of paralysis in the Soviet leadership, Western diplomats said here. Commenting after a mm mm <B— mmmmmmm
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      Lock icon AT and T to split into eight tomorrow
      333 6 AT and T to split into eight tomorrow WASHINGTON, Fri. The American Telephone and Telegraph Co will split into eight separate companies at the start of the new year. The company, owner of most of the US telecommunications system, will be involved in the biggest corporate reorganisation in American history.
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      Lock icon Ex-junta men trial opens
      273 6 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. Argentina's highest military court has opened the trial of former junta members accused of authorising the murder, kidnapping and torture of thousands of political detainees. All nine members of the three military juntas which ruled the country from 1976 until last year are
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      In other words...
      72 6 4 WHEN somebody writes brilliant plays as he did, he's in competition with himself. We'll have to see in the next 50 years what becomes of his reputation. He wanted to be remembered for q the work, not his personal life. American actress Jessica Tandy, who is
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      Lock icon Chinese freed after 30 years in mental hospitals
      231 6 Chinese freed after 30 years in mental hospitals CHICAGO, Fri. A Chinese immigrant who was confined for more than 30 years to a series of state mental hospitals apparently because he could not speak English gained his freedom yesterday. Mr David Tom, 54, and his lawyer, Mr Patrick Murphy, celebrated
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      Lock icon Alcohol and drug tests on drowned Beach Boy drummer
      133 6 Alcohol and drug tests on drowned Beach Boy drummer LOS ANGELES, Fri. It will take at least a week to determine if alcohol or drugs contributed to the accidental drowning of Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson, the coroner's office said yesterday after an autopsy. "The death is listed as accidental
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      Lock icon Wine on flight, fine for fright
      104 6 LONDON, Fri. An American Airline passenger's nightmare during a flight cost him a El.OOO (553.200) fine yesterday. Leonard Dobrowski, a 37-year-old engineer 1 was on a flight from Washington to London last summer when he suddenly awakened and screamed: "We have to land in
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      Lock icon First drop in US indicator in 15 months
      278 6 Government says fall is not significant WASHINGTON, Friday THE government's index of leading economic indicators fell four-tenths of one per cent last month, the first decline in 15 months, the Commerce Department said yesterday. But the administration and independent economists expressed little
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      Lock icon US trade deficit falls to $15 b
      156 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States trade deficit narrowed to US$7.4 billion (5515.5 billion) last month from a record high a month earlier, the Commerce Department said yesterday. But it added that the November shortfall was still the second highest after the October peak
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      Lock icon Mafia plot uncovered
      60 6 PALERMO (Sicily), Fri. A Mafia plot to murder a Sicilian magistrate famed for his fight against underworld crime has been uncovered by Italy's secret service, judicial sourcei. said yesterday. They said intelligence agents got wind of the plot to kill Mr Giovanni Falcone, 44, early last month.
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      End of the road for L-riders
      315 7 By 1985, all their riding will be at new centre in Ang Mo Kio WORK on a $4-mlllion driving and riding circuit at Ang Mo Kio Street fi2 is underway. The circuit and a three-storey centre that goes with it, scheduled for completion in
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      Mindef WITs grow with support from top
      311 7  - Mindef WITs grow with support from top PAUL JACOB By SCARLET Pimpernel, Paper Worms, Men at Work, Four by Four, Tattoo, Arrowking are those the names of birds, aeroplanes or new pop groups? None really. They are just fanciful names for some of the 519 Work Improvement Teams (WITs) in
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      Asean to look into ways to tight drug trafficking
      153 7 SKNIOR Asean narcotics officers will look into joint ways to fight a common enemy the drug trafficker during a fact-finding tour of the region which starts next month. The officers, one from each of the five countries, will find out whether
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      Worker in the wrong place
      76 7 Worker in the wrong place A I.ON<;KON(; man was yesterday fined $1,000 for working fur a company without the consent of the Controller of Immigration. Fung Kin Kwok, had an employment pass to work as a mould maker with Yee Heng Manufacturing Co till April next year Hut between June
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      SAF exercises in these areas
      55 7 TIIK Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises in Um hu Rang, Hong Kan, Mursiling, Mandai, Pulau I bin, Tuas, Bah Soon Pah, Wing Loong, Loyang and I lu Sembawang from Jan 3 to Jan H. Klanks and thunderflashes will he used. The public is
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      Locked up wife took fatal jump
      146 7 Locked up wife took fatal jump A WOMAN'S constant refusal to wear clothes forced her husband to lock her in their flat before he left for work every morning. On June 17 this year, Mr Cheong Wang Heng received a call at his workplace and was told that his wife
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      More school staff to move next year
      385 7  - More school staff to move next year JUNE TAN HEDWIG ALFRED Recent promotions a major reason By and AN UNUSUALLY high number of principals, teachers and Education Ministry officials will move to new posts when school re-opens on Tuesday. Nearly 100 key teachers have been picked to become vice-principals and
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      Going, going fake Omegas and Longines
      413 9  -  RETHI GOVIN Watches seized from illegal hawkers BY WATCHES with brand names like Longines, Omega and Rolex were gold at a public auction yesterday but they were fakes. The auction was called by th<« Central Supplies Department and held at its compound in Depot
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      New Year treat for Sentosa visitors
      215 9 New Year treat for Sentosa visitors SENTOSA'fI New Year visitors are in for a treat. Sentosa Development Corporation has planned a two-day Welcome 1984 programme for visitors from tomorrow. The four-hour programme at the Ferry Terminal Concourse will start at 5.30 p.m., and include cultural items and a Malay martial
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      Insect exhibit opened
      61 9 THE Japanese Ambassador, Mr Hiromu Fukada, officially opened World Insectarium at Sentosa Island yesterday. Three Japanese, Mr Kazuya Nakamoto, Mr Takuya Otani and Mr Hiromi Detani, and Singaporean Mr S.J. Chiang own the insectarium. Exhibits at the insectarium include some 3,000 butterflies, 1,000 beetles and 100 moths.
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      Woman fined for poisons offences
      130 9 A PARTNKK of a shop in 1 ofl Payoh was fined a total of $2,25() yesterday for having various poisons for sale. Siamchu Sae Bae, of 'I ong Hual Department pleaded guilty to three counts of having poisons, including Penicillin a tablets, Heromyrin capsules and
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      Learn to play the guitar
      44 9 A 12-WEKK guitar course tx'in^ organised by the Sen neti Community Centre Youth Group will start on Jan '20. Those interested in the course, to ho held every Friday evening, can register with the community centre in MacF'herson Road.
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      Two claim trial to theft charges
      80 9 TWO WOMKN yesterday claimed trial to charges of stealing cash and personal documents from a shopper at Tangs department store on Thursday. (hew llua Mel, 32, and Chee Mee Choo, 27, are alleged to have stolen $3,148.95 in Malaysian currency, $1,219,15, three credit cards,
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      Young worker buried alive in earthslip
      144 9 A TEENAGE worker was buried alive in a 2.8--metre deep trench during an earthslip at Bed ok Reservoir Road yesterday the seeond such aeeident this month. The vietim, Mr I,eong hok Wah, 19, was working with another youth in the trench when the incident
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      Party 'failed to comply with basics of book-keeping'
      1249 11  -  AHMAD OSMAN By Expert says that absence of an accountant was no excuse THE Workers' Party failed to comply with the minimum standard of book-keeping for its accounts, a chartered accountant said yesterday. And the fact that the party did not have
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      $30,000 chips seized from three shops
      188 11 THE police have arrested three men and seized abOUl $30,000 worth of microchips, believed to pai t of the looi from a million-ringgit (S|910,000) robbery in Penang earlier this month. The suspects, who are either owners or partners of shops dealing in electronic goods,
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      The charges
      245 11 J.B JEYARETNAM and Wong Hong Toy are each facing a charge of making a false declaration about the accounts of the party to a Commissioner of Oaths, Mr Daljit Singh, on or about Aug 3 last year. They allegedly stated that the accounts, prepared by Workers' Party treasurer,
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      Concession for some HDB car parks
      208 11 For vehicles below 1,500 kg HOUSDMG Board flat dwellers may enjoy reductions in parking fees at some of the car parks managed by the board when the revised fees take effect from tomorrow. The lower fees will be for vehicles with unladen weights not
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      Application dates for VITB courses
      103 11 ANYONE interested in applying for part-time courses run by the Vocational and Industrial Training Board next year can do so from Wednesday to Friday between 7 and 9.30 p.m. daily. In line with the new education system, the VITB will replace its present four-year second-
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      Hotel shuts doors for the last time
      361 12  -  SAM RAN By I N ITS heyday it wis an exetwlve beach resort < utering only for Caueasions. \nu it is in shambles with the paint peeling and shutters all run down. Today marks the last day ofPasir Rls Beach Hotel in Kllas
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      Expose the sharks
      435 12 Expose the sharks Case annual general meeting advises Chok Tong EXPOSE them publicly not only the unethical company that exploits consumers, but the people responsible managing it too. The Defence Minister and Second Health Minister, Mr Goh Chok Tong, yesterday suggested this as a weapon against the avaricious and unethical
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      'Better to cut petrol prices than hand out gifts'
      265 12 'Better to cut petrol prices than hand out gifts' THE Consumers' Association of Singapore has called on oil companies to reduce prices of petrol instead of handing out free gifts. Discounts were better given "in hard cash" through lower pump prices or better grades of fuel, the association says in
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      Justify TV licence fee rise
      323 12 says association chief THE Consumers' Association of Singapore has criticised the increase in colour television licence fee from $54 to $80. The increase appears to be unjustified, said Case president, Dr Lee Ngak Siang. He asked the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation to furnish consumers with TV
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      'Stop sale of poor quality fuses'
      208 12 A LIGHTING consultant yesterday urged that the sale of poor quality adaptors, fuses and electrical extension cable reels be stopped. Speaking at the 10th annual general meeting of the Consumers' Association of Singapore, consultant John Pickup said: "A poor fuse converts a good plug
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      Chamber stalwart dies
      117 12 Chamber stalwart dies MR HAUW Sing King, 71, a council member of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry for 16 years, died 1 at the Singapore General Hospital on Wednesday. The chamber observed a one-minute silence at ihe j start of its monthly council I meeting yesterday as
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      $10,000 gems theft
      53 12 A BUSINESSMAN and his family returned to their Dunearn Road home on Thursday after an overnight outing and found $10,000 worth of jewellery stolen. Mr I. C. Tan said in a police report that the jewellery was kept in one of the rooms. A kitchen door had
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      Back in the '50s and '60s
      388 13  -  LEONG WENG KAM By IT WAS the biggest show staged at the City Hall the evening of music and da ice by an Indonesian cultural mission to Singapore on Aug Iff, 1959. And as Mr I^ee Khoon Choy, the SenJfwr Mfnlsler of State (Prime
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      A preview of the big, big show
      499 13  -  SAM RAN AZIZ HUSSIN Story by Picture by Thousands watch full-dress rehearsal under the skies TfiE music wafted on a gentle breeze, the blaze of stage lights bathed the night in glowing rainbow colours. Thousands turned up at the Padang last night to
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      Fewer accidents and breakdowns
      283 33 Compulsory car inspections pay dividends FEWER car breakdowns and accidents have been recorded since the compulsory car inspection scheme was introduced here last year, Dr Wong Kwei Cheong, the Minister of State (Trade and Industry), said yesterday. The scheme has also made motorists more aware of
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      Farm team to leave for Taiwan, US and Japan
      130 33 A 26-MEMBER stfudy mission, organisdS by the Singapore livestock Farmers' association, will lea* for visits to Taiwap, the United State* and Japan next Fifcay to pick up the latlfet techniques used m large, commercial Boultry farms. u Association prwdent Lai Fee
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      Telecoms to introduce new pen-sized pager
      309 33 THE next time you hear a beep from the shirt pocket of someone, don't be alarmed. It may not be his pace maker going bonkers but his pager alerting him to a call from somebody. Telecoms will introduce its new pager, which looks like
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    • Article
      Almost full house at opening of hotel
      385 33  - Almost full house at opening of hotel SALMA KHALIK Meridien pulls in guests with special package By MERIDIEN Hotel opened its doors today to almost full occupancy, because of an enticing package deal it is offering to Indonesians. In an expensive launch carried out in Indonesia 10 days ago, the
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    • Court briefs
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        Man carried knife for mischief
        78 33 RADA KRISHNAN so Govindaraju, 26, was jailed for one year and ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan yesterday when he admitted he possessed a knife with intent to cause mischief on July 11 at about 2.30 p.m. at La Piazza coffee house,
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        Open verdict on decomposed body
        60 33 THE decomposed body of former Woodbridge patient, R. Balam, 38, was found floating in an unused quarry off Hillview Terrace during a spot check on March 19, the Coroner's Court heard yesterday. State Coroner Tan Seek Sam returned an open verdict after he said there
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        Suspect broke pane at lock-up
        52 33 A MAN who broke the glass pane of an interview room at the CID lock-up was fined $500 yesterday for mischief after he pleaded guilty. Leon Francis Pereira, 24, had been arrested as a secret society suspect on Oct 24. He pleaded guilty to breaking
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        Man died three weeks after taking poison
        57 33 STATE Coroner Tan Seek Sam returned an open verdict yesterday on the case of Mr Kueo Ah Too, 56, who died in hospital three weeks after he was warded for consuming poison. Police, who have not ruled out foul play, have been unable
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        Manager gave chase to teenage thief
        55 33 A JOBLESS girl, Judy Goh, 19, ignored manager Khoo Chin Tiong's call and ran after she had stolen a $1,035 watch from Supreme Department Store at Centrepoint, on Thursday, a magistrate's court heard yesterday. She was jailed for a day and fined $1,500 after
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      Reminder on I-card address
      126 33 THE Home Affairs Ministry has reminded all holders of Singapore identity cards that failure to report a change of address within 14 days is an offence punishable by a maximum jail term of five years or a maximum fine <>f $5,()0(), or both jail and fine.
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  • across the CAUSEWAY
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      Tussle over siting of trade office in India
      395 14 Tussle over siting of trade office in India Foreign and trade ministries in dispute, paper says KUALA I.UM'MJR, Fri. The Ministry of Trade and Industry is in the midst of a tussle with the Foreign Ministry over the former's proposal to open a trade office in India, thr Malaysian Business
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      Lock icon Two forfeit seniority for causing collision at sea
      365 14 LIMIT, Fri. The commanding officer of a Royal Malaysian Navy vessel, Commodore Zainal bin Dali, was ordered to forfeit tuo years' seniority in service and was severely reprimanded bv a court martial yesterday. Cdr Zainal, 36, was found guilty of negligently causing
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      Lock icon Top award for girl
      56 14 NEW DELHI, Fri. A 15-year-old Malaysian girl, Chan York Lan, was awarded the President of India gold medal for painting in the 1983 international children's painting competition. Miss Chan won the top award from among 160,000 entries submitted by children varying in age from four to
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      Lock icon Two more MAS routes by May
      205 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Airline System (MAS) will operate services to San Francisco and Amman from May, the airline's managing director Mr Abdul Aziz Abdul Rahman said. The San Francisco route, via Tokyo, will be j jointly operated with the US airline Northwest
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      Lock icon Crash unnoticed for nine hours
      194 14 PETALING JAYA, Fri. Three people were killed and another injured when their car hit a rubber tree and plunged into a six-metre ravine off 16 km Jalan Damansara-Kepong early today. Police were informed of the accident nine hours later. They went to the scene with
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      Lock icon Five Reds killed and arms cache recovered
      125 14 IPOH, Fri. Security forces operating in deep jungle have shot dead five communist guerillas and recovered a cache of arms this year, acting chief police officer Datuk H. B. Almeida said today Four of the guerillas were killed between late April and early
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      Lock icon Johor Customs clarifies shooting report
      165 14 Johor Customs clarifies shooting report JOHOR BARU, Fri. The Johor Customs yesterday clarified that there "was no "shooting incident" between Customs officers and suspected smugglers as reported in a newspaper today. However, a spokesman said the Customs land division here tried to stop a boat in the Selat Tebrau at
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  • THIS WEEK
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      IN SHORT
      178 16 IN SHORT A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl k'ot her foot stuck tx*tween bars at a playground. Ho mother and well-wishers tried twisting her foot this way and that to get her out. But they did not succeed. After two hours, firemen came to the rescue and sawed off a bar to get
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      Man threw girlfriend to her death
      87 16 A 20-YEAR-OLD man showed up at his girlfriend's flat one evening, grabbed her a few minutes later and threw her down eight floors to her death. Then a few hours later, he killed himself by jumping from another block of flats. Sixteen-year-old long Lai
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      Law to allow pay days without cash
      189 16 Law to allow pay days without cash THE day may come when you need not queue up in your office to collect your pay. Instead your salaries may be paid by cheque or into your bank accounts. The government is to change the law to make it easier for employers
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      SAF has better fitness standards
      110 16 THE Armed Forces has improved its physical employment standards in order to fit the right man to the right job. The physical fitness of all servicemen are rated under this standard. This rating determines to a large extent, the kind of training he will receive
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      Youth is jailed for shooting friend
      125 16 TWO 19-year-old special constables met in a room one night. One is dead and the other in prison because of what happened that evening. They were supposed to be on duty. Instead, the two good friends went into a room and loaded their guns
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      Accident trailer was left under bridge
      70 16 Accident trailer was left under bridge THIS lorry-trailer carrying a quarrying machine was left under the pedestrian bridge into which it had crashed. The trailer and the machine had been reported missing by the owners. The accident happened at about 3.30 a.m. on Sunday. A worker said he saw a
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      Key reservists to get more privileges
      136 16 Key reservists to get more privileges RESERVISTS who hold important positions will get special privileges. One privilege is the chance to join the Sembawang Country Club ahead of other people in the queue. Another is cheaper travel overseas, a perk enjoyed by regular servicemen. There are also other privileges A
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      Suharto drops in
      103 16 PRESIDENT Suharto of Indonesia came for a two-hour visit this week. He talked with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew at the Istana. They talked about the economic and political situation as well as ways to solve the Cambodian conflict. They also discussed the development of Batam island
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      Worldwlse
      173 16 YOUNG Japanese under 21 are responsible for just over half of all crimes committed in Japan. This is the report of the Japanese National Police Agency. THE Sultan of Brunei, Sir Muda Hassanal Bolkiah, will continue to rule the state of Brunei after it becomes fully independent tomorrow. There
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      Christmas this year extra cold
      70 16 Christmas this year extra cold CHRISTMAS Day this year was the coldest for many years. The minimum temperature was 21.7 Celsius, and on Dec 26, it dropped to 21.6 Celsius. It rained almost nonstop for 72 hours during the Christmas weekend. But this did not make Dec 26 the coldest
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      Floods benefit the west coast
      170 16 Floods benefit the west coast MANY people did not go to the east coast of Malaysia for their holidays because of floods. Tour agents reported that more people went to Penang and resorts on the west coast instead. But the weather in Kuantan has been quite sunny say residents of
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      Galman did not shoot Aquino, says witness
      85 16 A WITNESS has told the Aquino inquiry commission that Filipino opposition leader Benigno Aquino was not shot by Rolando Galman. Galman has been named by the Filipino military as the man responsible for the death of the former senator. The Philippine Airlines technician,
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      276 16 SUCCESS: HOW GOOD IT FEELS! The way has been long, but you've arrived. And the > ,foS luxuia that's so much a part of your life now more than makes fe^^Sn up for past discomforts. For instance, the moquette upholstery Qbl Hjßißß^L^-^ -^^*^W of your new Nissan Brougham. You like
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      224 17 One of the biggest furniture display centres BIT M)^^* jj^d^ BhMBM*^BI MBBBral mm mH IP MB wk Wf B pfler^ 1- s?^■ r^ YBmmmVJ^^i r B^^ iimH r~^Mi BV^^ 'Jl^^Bß Br v Kk. I fIDL -a BV^^^^ shhpJ^ Ejx ■Ih^lla^LbHl bH^B^B Hhl fl^i /'I f jkk mm^- T* T^^^^^^ Jjifc..^
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    The Straits Times says
    424 18 A new star in Asean AT midnight tonight, a new star re-emerges in the Asean constellation. An ancient state to be known henceforth as Negara Brunei Darul Salam once again assumes all its responsibilities as a fully independent and sovereign nation. Its re-emergence at this juncture
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    T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane
    519 18 T.F.Hwang takes you down memory lane SAY GOODBYE TO 1983 The year is dying in the night. Tennyson. THERE are but a few precious hours left before 1983 runs out to become the year that was. Most of the highlights of the year have been recaptured this week in The
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    Is Andropov grooming his successor?
    1310 18  -  JOHN DRYSDALE The invisible Soviet leader poser An in-depth look at major news events this week Behind the headlines By of Global Stats Ltd, London THE signature that appeared on the final message to the Supreme Soviet on Thursday was that of President Yuri Andropov.
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    The trait that sets Australians apart
    569 18  -  LIM SAY BOON "his and that By Melbourne Reporter MKLBOI'RNK Australians often proudly lay claim to Larrikinism as a distinguishing national trait. Whatever the merits of this somewhat dubious claim, Ijirrikinism (which is an Australian colloquialism defined in the specialist MarQuarie Dictionary as youthful
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  • FORUM
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      Advantages in having evening ALS
      646 19 Advantages in having evening ALS Ministry replies to another two proposals from motorists I WOULD like to comment this week on suggestions concerning restrictions and charges on the use of a vehicle rather than its ownership. This idea is evidently attractive because it appears fairer to charge a person more
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      Modified share-a-cab scheme can solve two problems
      190 19 SINCE the government has indicated that it may resort to the Area Licensing Scheme once again to curb traffic congestion, I think it would be good idea if we could revive the share-a-cab scheme, only this time with a difference. The drastic measure
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      A device to save water and money
      238 19 A device to save water and money IN reply to the letter "Get rid of the rust in my water" by "Mariner" (ST, Dec 19), I would like to bring to his and your readers' attention the latest in American technology for potable water distribution systems. Connect and Flex as
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      Youngsters were lined up outside shop
      214 19 Two letters on police checks RECENT anti-crime Operations by the police are commendable and appreciated by all law-abid-ding citizens I am sure. Tact and discretion, however, must be exercised by all front-line police officers in the execution of their duty. On Dec 1!) at
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      The past is the past
      87 19 COULD the police clarify this matter to me? Is il necessary for them to re a person's past conviction during their routine checks'' A person's past is his past. His previous conviction should not lx- ex posed as it could r>e embarrassing for- him if
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    • Bouquets
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        Drowning boy was rescued by two gentlemen
        120 19 Drowning boy was rescued by two gentlemen I WOULD be grateful if you could allow me to express my gratitute to those people who rescued my son from the sea recently. Words cannot express my deep appreciation to the gentlemen (I think one was a Japanese man and the other
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        Counter girl came out to help
        117 19 ON Nov 14, at 8.30 a.m., I went to apply for a passport at the Immigration Department office in Outram Road. I approached the Malay girl at the counter for an application form. I was given one and went to the writing desk to
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    • At the stores
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        There was no mention of questions
        94 19 There was no mention of questions AFTER making purchases worth $80 at a department store recently, my fiance and I received four "lucky" tickets from a salesgirl. She told us to detach the required portion of each ticket and drop them into two boxes. We did not know that we
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        Chemical reaction?
        69 19 MANY hawkers and restaurants use plastic bags and bowls to hold hot food. I am worried that poisonous chemical reactions may result from the hot food coming into contact with the plastic. Could the authorities comment? Many department stores offer lucky draw tickets to attract customers. There ought
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  • BACKGROUND
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      Lock icon Make or break
      688 20  -  LOUISE KEHOE Apple pins its hopes on Mac By FOR Apple Computer, the future depends on "Mac", a personal computer that is expected to be unveiled at the company's annual meeting on Jan 24. By then, however, Macwill be old news and the hundreds of analysts who
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      Lock icon Women at work: Are they lucky or exploited?
      923 20  -  STEVE LOHR By TOKYO Opinions are sharply divided. To some, they are a privileged class, rather affluent and carefree. To others, they are the victims of latterday Dickensian exploitation and sexual discrimination. They are called "office ladies," a term that is not
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      165 20 BEE HUA CARVED FURNITURE TRADER. No 39 |apore 144 1 Tel A Every month we import from China classic lurniture |rosewood andblackwood) specially to suit your needs All are guaranteed to inherit the superb craftsmanship Irom China master craftsmen. Exquisite styling and lots of designs to choose Irom. For long
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  • TIMESDOLLAR
    • In the market
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        Singapore barometer
        32 21 Singapore barometer JUp Down Unch Industrials 64 36 26 Finance 13 7 6 Hotels 4 2 3 Properties 1 3 6 Plantations 1 1 Mining 5 0 1 Deb/loans 5 2 5
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        KLSE still going strong
        85 21 SHARE prices on the Kuala Lumpu- stock market yesterday finished steady fir the third straight ;ession in substantially higher volume. Total turnover rose to 12.304 million mits, valued at M537.756 million, against Thursday's 9.814 mil. ion units, worth M*****6 million. Trading was active mainly because of
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        Busy, so busy! Volume hits near-record level
        307 21 THE LAST Hading (Jay of li<S;< passed in a flurry of activity as more than 30 million sham changed hands almost setting another high, this time for volume. The highest ever recorded was a hefty 31.2 million units on March 16 this year.
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      • Article
        INDICES — Highs & Lows
        37 21 INDICES Highs Lows Straits Times Business Times Industrial Composite 1983 High 1001.05 (29/12/83) 961.35 (5 7 83) 1983 low 712.29 (5/1/83) 864 88 (4/1/83) All time High 1001.05(23/12/83) 961.35(5/7/83) All-time Low 74 75 17/9/64) 550 78 (12/8/82)
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        K. Lumpur barometer
        39 21 K. Lumpur barometer Up Down Unch Industrials 59 38 23 Finance 9 1 4 Hotels 1 1 0 Properties 6 1 5 Oil Palms 8 0 2 Tins 7 7 3 Rubbers 12 1 8 Deb/Loans 2 1 0
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        Chief price changes
        201 21 Chief price changes Kamunting 50c 695 +50 M Flour 530 :34 Selangor Dredg 540 +30 Chem Ind 316 18 Tasek Cement 470 +16 Mill 330 +16 Times Pub 970 fl5 M Cement 840 +15 Hume M 590 +15 Gold Coin 4?0 +14 Amal Steel 50c 170 H4 Metro Hdfs 505
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        ST industrials index components
        69 21 Boustead Bhd 110 tIC +5 Wearnes +4 Sup Corp *i Ounlop kid 6 Eso HO CCM 6 Storaje 15 sr t;- sar 6 PMC tlO "**-«»P<>« I Nichcape Bhd 2 Nat Iron 10 Promtt PanEtec +8 16! +2 Prima +10 Sime Darby Rotajon's f 2 Perh
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      An act of faith
      308 21 Cheers! NOL's international policy served as a strong back-up for local shipowners and operators and this role made its mark on international shipping. THE SETTING UP of Neptune Orient Lines in December 1968 was an art of faith by a young thrusting nation. Singapore was independent
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      Lock icon Carrian's sale gets the nod
      236 21 HONGKONG The sale of the Singapore insurance business of ian group subsidiary, China Underwriters Life and General Insurance Company Ltd (CUL), has been ap proved by the Hongkong High Court and the Mon«'tary Authority of Singapore. Registrar-general Noel 'in said the Insur an r e
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      If the price is right
      369 21 Sime Darby SIME DARBY is willing to consider buying into Dunlop Malaysian Industries Bhd (DMIB) at the right price, the Sime group chief executive Tunku Ahmad Yahaya has indicated. It would not be interested at the $5 per DMIB share price which was the basis
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      A big hand for soya beans
      244 21 AMONG other things, Yeo Hiap Seng (M) must be grateful to the humble soya bean, which goes into its popular soya bean drink and sauces. The company has just reported a 25 per cent increase in'gross profits to M$7.194 million for the year to
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      64 21 IPOH Garden has incorporated two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Pokelilin£> Land and IGB Fibre Ce ment Products. Pekeliling Land, with an authorised capital of M525,000 and paid-up capita] of Ms2, will go into property investment and development. IGB Fibre Cement Products has an autho rised capital of Msf>
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      Disneyland it's not, but...
      391 21  - Disneyland it's not, but... HSUNG BEE HWA By IT WON'T exactly be Disneyland but children of all ages are likely to have just as much fun when Singapore's biggest toy store opens next year. The store, a joint venture between Metro Holdings and Toys R US Inc, will take up
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      $16.8 mil payout byURA
      99 21 $16.8 mil payout byURA THE Urban Redevelopment Authority has awarded $16.8 million as compensation for 3.9 hectares of Orchard Square acquired in October. A IRA spokesman confirmed that another $16.8 million had earlier been rkld as compensation for 4 hectares of vacant residential land at Orchard Square, acquired in December
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      It's done
      36 21 THE board of Inchcape Berhad has announced that the reconstruction of the group's Malaysian interests under the terms and conditions approved by shareholders at the extraordinary general meeting on Dec 16 has been implemented.
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      HK man buys 75 pc of People's Park Katong
      332 21 THERE is a People's Park at Katong, too. but now, it will not be owned by Mr Ho Kok Iheong who developed the first People's Park. Arispic Investments Pte Ltd has purchased 75 per cent of People's Park Katong for "less
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      Business done in Singapore
      3690 22 READERS should be aware of the limitations of this information. Not every transaction, nor every price dealt in at the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur stock exchanges, is necessarily covered in "business done". Further because all dealings at a particular price are grouped together, the table does
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      1869 22 INDUSTRIALS A|mdnU (4.00B 4.10S) Alcom (3.14B 3.16S) (6) 3.14 (1) 3.16 AMD (3.46B 3.5OS) (S) 3.46 (2) 3.48 (3) 3.50 API (1.90B 192S) (5) 1.93 (5) 1.95 (29) 1.94 (6) 1.90 (31) 1.91 02) 1.92 Antah (2.32B 2.33S) (57) 2.38 (41) 2.37 (17) 2.36 (1)
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      How your stocks performed
      2806 22 All shares quoted have a par value of SI. unless otherwise specified Adjusted for scrip/rights. N Tax-exempted dividend ABN is traded in lots of 10 shares each, with the price quoted in dollars. 1983 Last Yield Vol Day High Low Company Sale Change ('000) High Low
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        33 23 Closing prices RUBBER C ents/kilo Singapore ton 237.75 up 0.25 cents Malaysia Ian 262.50 (M), down 0 50 cents TIN Closing prices MS kilo Straits Tin $?9 15 unch Turnover 100 tonnes, (unch)
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        28 23 GOLD US$/oz Fri Thurs Singapore 381.50-382.00 379 00—379.50 Hongkong 381.50-382.00 378 80-379 30 Thurs Wed New York 382.00 383.00 378.00-- 378.50 london 382.00—382.50 377 75-378 25
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        109 23 THE KILOBAR market opened at 5526,320 and closed at 5526,178. The Far East gold market opened at U*****.75, 3.25 in a surprisingly fairly active trading ahead of New Year holidays. It even hit the day's high of U*****.00/ 3.50 in the morning. But afternoon's trading, at U*****.50, 2.00, was
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        25 23 Closing prices SILVER USI/troy Fri Thurs Singapore 890 895 880-8 85 Thurs Wed New York 891 896 881 -8 86 Source Credit Suisse. Spore
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        24 23 1 i COPPER £/tonne Thus 9/3.50-974.00 (978 00-978 50) < months 1000 50 *****0 (1003 50-1004 00) Market tone Barely stead/ Sales 25,650 tonnes
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        22 23 ALUMINIUM Thurs Spot 107/50 1078 00 (1088 50-1089 00) < months 1106 00- 110R.50 (111/00 111/50) Market tone Easier Sales: 8.600 tonnes
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        69 23 THE palm oil report, crude and refined palm oil prices are not available. Closing prices on the KLCE (MJ/tonne) Month Price Last Trade Sales Jar 1760 1708 1706 103 Feb Unq 1558 1558 343 March Unq- 1435 1435 311 April Unq 1340 1340 64 May Unq -1260 1260
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        Duty-free import quota
        74 23 Duty-free import quota TOKYO The Japanese government will set a duty-free import quota for primary aluminium from April 1, 1984, at 424,000 tonnes. The Finance Ministry said the Tariff Council, a government advisory panel, has recommended the import quota which requires parliamentary approval by April. Japanese aluminium smelters were allocated
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        75 23 THE SINGAPORE rubber market closed slightly firmer- yesterday with Jan One RSS buyers quoted at 237.75 cents per kilo, up 0.25 conts from Thursday. Over in Kuala Lumpur, the market closed slightly lower at 262.50 cents per kilo for Jan Int. one RSS buyers, down half a cent from
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        77 23 THE Straits Tin price in Penang recovered two cents, to M529.17 per kilo, from the International Tin Agreement (ITA)'s floor level of M529.15. Dealers said the rise was attributed to the buffer stock manager's support, which absorbed all of the day's disposal of 100 tonnes, the same amount
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        319 23 No™ ciosmj Gambier 100% 2nd class 27 old cr °P 192 oos prices J/100 k* 230 00 (sellers) 100% 3rd class 265 A5% 187 OOS COCOnUt 230 00 (sellers) 2M B 10% new crop *****N Source: Produce Exchange io% 255 C 15% 185 00N 011 Closinc prices. 15%
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        329 23 FOB m bales RAS MRELB (S cents/kilo) (M cents/kilo) Noon Close Noon Close Int. 1 RSS prompt 233.25- 234. 25N 233.75— 234.75N unq unq Int 1 RSS Jan 237 25-237 75 237.75-238.25 262.50-263 50 262 50-263 50 Int 1 RSS Feb 242.00-242.50 242 50-243.00 Int. 2 RSS Jan 232.00-234.00N
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        738 23 l l I i i i i i i I Hongkong Hang Seng Friday 874.94 (877.15) -2 Week ago 867.30 Australian All-Ordinaries Friday 775.3 (7699) £tWeek ago 762.5 Australian Industrials Friday 1004.4 (1002.9) Week ago 993 6 Financial Times Industrials Thursday 772.5 (775.6) Week ago 776.2 Dow Jones Industrials
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        324 23 Dec 30 Cents Charge (Aust) A C 1 189 1 A N I 267 -1 A P M 223 -12 Aherfoyle 780 -10 Age 295 unch Alllanre Oil 77 -1 Allied Mill 237 unrh Ampol Exp 395 +5 Ampol Pet 188 +3 Anz 586 -2 Asfiton 135 B H
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        239 23 Dec 29 USJ Change Alcoa 45 Allied Chem Cp 55'. -<+ Allls-Chalmers 16 Am Tel Tel 61% >* Amax Inc 24 unch Amr Corp 35H. -M Bethlehem Stl 2T» -H Boeing Co 44"-4 Burroughs Cp 51'« Caterpillar Co 47H. unch Chase Manhtn 45S v < Chrysler Cp 27'*
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        528 23 Dec 29 Pence Change INDUSTRIALS Allied-Lyons 137 -3 Ass. Dairies 148 -2 BTRPLC 429 +2 Babcocks 155 unch Barclays 479 -8 Beechams 306 -9 BICC 245 -5 Blue Circle 423 unch BOC Group 288 +5 Boots 181 -3 Bowater 263 unch BATS 170 unch Britannia 93 unch BP 408
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        262 23 I' 10 HKS Chinfe latad Hottll OH.IN unch »t»nk of Rut All! I8.TO urn-h r.'arrliiri Invf Cheung Kong TJB urirh China r.ight 1100 um h i ro« iinrti runnel 10.00 h y comortlurn 0 4H fur h;Hil Mid Chii<-x 'hwo uneli .Il^lll *IS 0 w, hhtik l,un| i WB
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        235 23 THE US dollar opened at 552.1250 60 in the Singapore foreign exchange market. It firmed to 552.1270 before commercial selling pushed it lower to close at 552.1230 40. The market was thin as most participants had closed the books early. Against the Deutschemark, the greenback opened at 2.7155 65
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        172 23 Managers' prices for Dec 31 and Jan 3 Singapore Unit Trust The Commerce 3 50—372 The Savings Fund 2 08 2 21 Spore Prog Fund 1.52 -1 61 Spore Sec Fund 230 ?44 Spore Invest Fund 1.20—1 27 Spore Equity Fund 1.48—1 57xd Asia Unit Trust Mai Invest
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      179 23 Interbank Over the counter Foreign Local dollars to Foreign currency currency one unit of to Sslo foreign currency Australian dollar 1.91—1.92 5.26—5.16 Canadian dollar 1.71—1.71 5 91—5 81 NZ dollar 1.39-1.39 7.31-7.13 Sterling pound 3.09—3.09 3.27-3.22 US dollar 2.12—2.13 4.73-4.69 Local dollars to 100 units of foreign currency
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      294 23 Vessel Berth Arr Dep Vessel Berth Arr Dep Keppel wharves Jurong Port Sang Thai II 5 aside 31 12 Avlis 5 aside 31/12 Sangerhausen 6/7 a side 31/12 Indra Sakti 10 a'side 31/12 Kota Cempaka 10,11 a'side 3112 Jasamarm lI.'B 9 a'side 31/12 Fair Rainbow 15 6
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      Container schedules
      232 23 Receipts of export FCL containers and LCL cargo LCL Receiving Receiving SNp (Voyage) Arr cargo time block Cardigan Bay (59/409) 31/12 FSB 0700-0900 0700-0900 Fl/Gl Maersk Mango (52B,01B> 3112(2300) 51 0900 1100 N3 Cornelia Maersk (8401) 3112(2330) 51 *****100 N3 P Taylor (59E) 1/1(0700) TA 3 0900 1100
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      In 1984 ... .. all that glisters is not gold
      799 24  - In 1984 all that glisters is not gold DOREEN SOH By Your money] m A powerful recovery in the gold price Gold trading between US$37O and US$43O in the first six months of 1984 Unlikely to fall much below its present level of around US$3BO per troy ounce. Swiss bankers
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      Know your company
      275 24 Sime Darby Bhd Know your company MAIN activities: Plantation owners and managers, insurance property, shipping, electrical and engineering contracting, food processing. Sime Darby was formed in 1978 from the old-established Sime Darby Holding, which was incorporated in the United Kingdom. It operates throughout South-east Asia with the Philippines providing the
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        A grand magical close
        545 24 Singapore Top five stocks THE FOLLOWING is a list of the 5 most actively traded stocks on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this week. It gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices yesterday and the high and low for 1983 THE stock market closed
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        Impressive gains as expected
        224 24 Kuala Lumpur TRUE to form, the Kuala Lumpur stock market this week lived up to all expectations of a year-end rally with impressive gains all around. On the week, the New Straits Times Industrial Index rose 15.22 points to 1404.17. As in the Singapore market, its
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        SELLING SHORT
        13 24 "Don't be afraid. The first quarter's a lot steeper than this."
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      106 24 Prepare for the boom before the doom ECONOMIC-REi.A i U >NS nited States PRINTING INDUSTR Y Equipped foi better times Pencils sharpen up TRENDS Rate of increase of new vehicles to slow down Prim and proper: Executive wear may be dull and grey but they sure sell well Taring ofthore
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      352 26 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products 25 Sale: Other Products SAfjj/wtfjf/.} tAew Mat! Yaohan Jewellery Counters are now at Yaohan Orchard and Yaohan New Katong at Parkway Parade, 2nd level, next to escalator. And for the new year, we have the 50% discount Red
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      424 26 27 Wanted WANTED TO PURCHASE .secondhand pianos. Any condition/ brand, reasonable price Contact WANTED A SET ol s<>ron<lhanri Macmillan children's encyclopedia. 2nd edition Tel: *****15, lla.in. tofip.m CONTAINER SPACE FOR detachable dining table and 6 chairs to London Phone: 28«6674 WANTED TO PURCHASE Rood condition pianoa ;uid organs. Please contact
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      568 26 28 Health Centres/ 28 Health Centres/ Massage Massage RELAX REFRESH YOURSELF AT GREAT EASTERN jp^, HEALTH CENTRE .JBSI -SHI otn fir Ts^ 29 Beauty Culture 29 Beauty Culture From Paris we bring Laboratoire Dr. Renaud's professional skin care products for all our facials •j v« To commemorate the opening of
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      776 26 36 House Renova- 36 House Renovation/Repair/Decor tion/Repair/Decor H I W, <JB GLORY systems energy saver I I^^M 1 I all under one roof. 'Tl I Mono mini 25mm Venetian blind I Vertical blind I Roller shade blind I Pleated blind I Black-out screen blind ta| Retractable fabric awning M P
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      503 26 53 Computer Products/Services A1 COMPUTING SUPPORTS Blk 845, Geylang Road, Tanjong Katong Complex 01-51 (beside Yokoso entrance) APPLE lie offer with colour 1 AMDEK Display. $1191 offer for 54K PC Numeric 280. CPM slim diskdrive I BMC Monitor etc. $1991 offer for CHARLIE 2200 with 1 BM TC STYLE KEYBOARD.
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      487 26 I.—.!^ Jobs Are Available In This Section lIJII 65 Situations Wanted i GUARANTEED. RELIABLE. HARDWORKING, clean and pleasant maid, live-in. No $5,000/- deposit Telephone *****66; after office I *****88 ext 4(11 FILIPINA MAIDS AVAILABLE nilmediately for general housework and babysitting, tor details, please call *****00 FILIPINO/ SRI LANKAN maids available
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      386 26 b) EDP A large American Company invites applications for: jmwpm in IBM System 34 environment. Requirements: GCE 'O' level Able to type Experience not necessary but an advantage Training will be provided Attractive salary will be offered. Interested applicants, please submit resume with contact telephone number to: The Advertiser S
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      393 26 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical 'I M American Express a*f? IC WI International. Inc. I is looking for suitable persons to till the following posts: DESPATCH CLERK Incumbent will be responsible foi internal mail distribution and outside despatch. Candidates should have completed Secondary Four education
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      5 26 ■■HHHHHHHHHHHHI APPLICANTS REPLYING Box NinnNTI
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      1218 27 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant e) Secretarial/Clerical e) Secretarial /Clerical e) Secretarial/Clerical Due to expansion, we have immediate vacancies in our offices at Keppel Road for the position of: I GENERAL CLERKS I Requirements: Completed GCE O' level with credits in English Maths Typing speed 30
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      661 27 66 Situations Vacant i e) Secretarial/Clerical MBS SOUTH EAST ASIA Multi-national company en gaged in the design am assembly of switchboard in vites applications for the posi tion of: STENOGRAPHER for the Technical Dept. ryplni and shorthand speet of 40 HOw pin respectively. Qood attitude and willing t< learn Preferably
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      412 27 66 Situations Vacant f e) Secretarial /Clerical An engineering company in Jurong requires TELEPHONIST TYPIST Prior experience nol neces sary e School leavers may apply j Interested please write to THE ADVERTISER KAM SENG MACHINE WORKS PTE LTD 4A LORONG TUKANG EMPAT JURONG SINGAPORE 2261 I CHINESE FEMALE GENERAL CLERK
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      658 27 66 Situations Vacant j e) Secretarial/Clerical Law firm requires a SECRETARY with minimum 2 yeare working ex- perience with senior management Salary above $1,000 negotiable. Attractive staff benefits. Interested parties please call JENNY *****66 between 10a m. and 5p m ZZZZZZHZZZZZZZI^I I Required 1 FEMALE CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE ASSISTANT Simple lyplnp
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      521 27 66 Situations Vacant f) Sales BEECHAM, an International Company manufacturing and marketing a range of leading consumer products has a vacancy for: Qualifications: GCE '0' level certificate Minimum 2 '3 years' experience in selling fastmoving products to supermarket outlets Ability to converse in English Mandarin and major Chinese dialects Possess
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      534 27 66 Situations Vacant i Sales WANTED Male/Female ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVES i xpanding i irm handling business directories and guides is Invitin getters to join their elite sales team The reward is attractive basic pay. allowance, commission and incentives should tar exceed $30,000 pa Please write (with contact number) to MAXWELL
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      594 27 66 Situations Vacant S) Sales MALE/ FEMALE SAI f I Clark.< itional heatn i• i SALESGIRLS WITHOUT EXPERIj ENCE hop Secondas > education I m med lat cancles ome personally for Interview at: 81-112 Katong Shopping < -litre from 12 noon to Bprti sales promoters Age between I Prepared to
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      353 27 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical GTM-COIGNET J.V. J T invites applications for:- T I WORK CONTROLLERS J i O levi iii nical SI rea m or Z J holder ol a 1 echnical 'rum any recognised Vocation-* a! Institution Able to interpret J technical drawini Able to work longj j^.
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      1503 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical g) Technical McDERMOTT SOUTH EAST ASIA PTE. LTD. A leading multi-national marine engineering and construction company has vacancies for the position of: Electrical Draftsman Duties: To perform electrical material take off and bill of materials for bid/procurement/ construction purposes To assist in
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      174 28 66 Situations Vacant g) Technical [philips We are a large and estabI lished multi-national organisation in the forefront of electronic technology and we require the services of a QC TECHNICIAN The man: He should possess an ITC in Mechanical Engineering, preferably with some relevant experience The job: Dimensional checking of
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      970 28 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant h) Production h) Production HWALBRO SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED (Singapore's only manufacturer of carburetors) 1 64 Kallang Way 01 47 to 01 -1 7 Kolam Ayer Industrial Park Singapore 1334 Tel: *****11 requires Male/ Female Production Operators 16 to 35 years old Minimum Primary 6
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      467 28 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous i Import firm requires immediately I the following extra staff:1. SHIPPING CLERK I To help the Shipping Manager to I type and prepare shipping docu- ments. To assist generally in the I department. |2. GENERAL CLERKS -(MALE AND FEMALE) To perform all types of clerical
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      444 28 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous A large manufacturing concern invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post of: SECURITY OFFICER The candidate must possess minimum GCE '0 level passes, with at least a few years of relevant experience in managing the entire security system of a manufacturing organisation Preference
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      642 29 6f S't» ahons Vacant 66 Situations Vacant I) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous MYSHOP CONVENIENCE STORE (S) PTE LTD A Japanese chain of mini-mart has immediate vacancies for the following positions Cashiers r t xperienced in operation of cash register machines Minimum Secondary education Sales Assistants Relevant working experience in supermarket Minimum
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      509 29 66 Situations Vacant 66 Situations Vacant i) Miscellaneous I) Miscellaneous INDUSTRIAL NURSE Musi be .1 state registered nurse iSKN) Able to work shifts on a 6-day work -V leasl 2 to 3 years experience in hospital 01 indus trial medial care, preferably aftei obtaining SKN qualification e Accident and Emergency
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      571 29 INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDER requires (A) Wharf Clerk, itble to clear goods from PSA/ Airport. (B) Cargo Assistant. Tel: *****19/ *****13 for interview contact: Jeanle. PORTSOOWN RESTAURANT REQUIRES Waiters Waitresses and Western Cook. Call personally at Fortsdown Restaurant, Temasek Club, Portsdown Road, Singapore 0513 or tel: *****49 WANTED GENERAL WORKERS, preferably
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      978 29 bipj\H7^C J an advertiser is hunting roi a tJ i W i m One condition: It must be a clean 72 Vehicles For Hire 72 Vehicles For Hire IHi!HifIBiBBHP^ BaH 1 welcome the New I a mM^y>car P IZ 9 TXrt e Zur m^** U Hirers /or the Jdays I
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      1321 29 _^tJ Free installation high power 40 W^_ xUMlmr M(A u' Ki r*lsw H '9 h P ower 40 watts Auto 'm&£ Wjp»^~ reverse 5 station preset j- Metal tape position Dolby Model •^■BEJBDBaBiI^r NR Separate bass treble J-1481 control 50 watt 3-way speaker i 1 Valley Auto Trading Co. wraa
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      500 29 p,\V^ e Fiat Uno 7oS IctoA onn net includes: 5-speed transmission 1300cc engine providing 70bhp Fuel Consumption: '20 km/litre at steady 90 km/h Central locking Power windows •Cd-0.34 A SAN MOTOR CO PTE LTD Showrooms: 27 Foch Road *O1 06 Hoa Nam Building Singapore 0820 Te! *****81 232. Upper BukitTimah
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      574 31 89 Properties For Sale c) HDB/HVDC Apartments RENOVATED 4-ROOMED FLAT Reasonable prire. View at: Blk 36. BedOk South Avenue 2. between 2.30p.m. sp.m. TELOK BLANGAH. 3 rooms. Corner Area bigger by corridor. Rubber tiles. Cabinet $60,000 ono. *****85. TOA PAYOH 3-ROOMED flat, conveniently located. Urgent buyers please call: *****63. No
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      694 32 109 Academic TRAINED TEACHER OFFERS tuition for primary levels Chinese around Ann Mo Klo, Thomson and Jalan Pemlmpln Call: Mrs Lee, *****37 UNIQUE TUITION SYSTEM for English Chinese exams All levels by bilingual specialist graduate teacher Almost Ioo' passess. Tel: Mr Ong *****58 ADDITIONAL. D. MATHS and Chinese tiiiiitm ottered
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      449 32 113 Language 113 Language I MORNING/ I EVENING CLASSES and READING TECHNICAL GERMAN I START: 9.1.1984 I I ENROLMENT I 4.1. to 6.1.84 spm Bpm M O GOETHE-INSTITUT l(\vT jiii i 0601, Singapore Shopping Centre \SsSz4y nex( t0 Supreme House Our office will be closed from [j 23.12.83 till 3.1.84
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  • OBITUARIES
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      142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences
      104 33 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences 142 Condolences Deepest Sympathies and Condolences to our Director, I Mr Chng Liang Heng and family I on the demise of his beloved father I MR CHNG BUCK HUA I I From I I Directors Staff I I °f I
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      141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths
      296 33 141 Deaths 141 Deaths 141 Deaths LEE TAT PHANG alias LEE TAI PHANG Aged 83 pasted away peacefully on 30/12/83 leaving behind beloved wile: Tan Tai Jong. Sons: KheriKToriK KheiiK KeriR deceased Kheng Bok Kheng muun Daughter*: Ton«. Enj (deceased) Kheng Chin Daughters-in-law: Rosalind Tan WeeChiew Kiir Son-in-law: Poo Then
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      144 In Memoriam 144 In Momoriam
      92 33 144 In Memoriam 144 In Momoriam In loving memory of MR. CHEK THENG HOU Departed 31.12.80 Oh, how blessed Is the promise, wh.-n our spirit. Is set free: To !>'■ absent from the body Means to live, Oh Lord, with thee' Always remembered by loved ones. IN LOVING MEMORY OF
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      130 33 IN lOVINGMEMORY OF MR JOHN FRANCIS DEPARTED ON: 31/12/82 u *nis name *""ever be The l<e¥ th"' unlocks memory O( 8 dear One 9one hul cherished face well never forget Dearly missed by loving wife Margaret, sons, daughters, sons-m-law. grandchildren. A 9o)emn requ(em hjgh M|H w(|| be sung
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      495 34 Top woman player seeks more money for losers I WASN'T talk- ing about first prize. I have a made enough. 7 Martina Navratilova NEW YORK, Fri. Martina Navratilova, who has won more than US$6 million ($12.6m) in her career, says she is seeking more money from tennis tournaments
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      343 34 Italy's La Rocca on song CAPO D'ORLANDO (Sicily), Fri. Nino La Rocca celebrated his Italian citizenship and enhanced his claim for a world title shot by knocking out American Jack Torrance in the first round of their welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds here last night. The African-born fighter never
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      279 34 Patty's hot on the men's heels PEBBLE BEACH (California), Fri. Patty Sheehan shot an eight-under-par 64 yesterday to move to within three strokes of leader Johnny Miller after two rounds of the US$l5O,OOO ($315,000) Spalding Invitational golf tournament. Miller, with a 68 on the old Del Monte course, had a
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      449 34 COLOMBIAN Victor Mora, a 39-year-old veteran, will seek to write his name in the record books by winning the round-the-houses race for the fifth time in Sao Paulo on New Year's Eve. Mora, who first won the event in 1972, needs one more triumph to surpass Belgian Gaston
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      221 34 ADELAIDE, Fri. Persistent rain today forced officials to call off play on the second day of the U5575,000 ($157,500) South Australian men's Open tennis championships. After more than seven hours of light drizzle and less than two sets of tennis, South Australian Tennis Association president Barry
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      246 34 Rowe sees red over brown CAPE TOWN, Fri. Rebel West Indian cricket captain Lawrence Rowe yesterday hit out at the wicket which has been prepared for the second four-day match against South Africa beginning at Newlands here today. Slow, brown wickets have been common throughout the tour in an attempt
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      210 34 Join them when you can't fight them LEEDS (England), Fri. Geoff Boycott has applied to join the Yorkshire County Cricket Club Committee who sacked him two months ago. Boycott, refused a newcontract by the club following a dispute with team manager Ray 111--ingworth, handed in his nomination yesterday. The former
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      102 35 MILAN, Fri. Inter Milan supporter Franco (aravlta, arrested following an attack on a rival Austrian fan after a European Football Tnlon Cup clash here earlier this month, was yesterday given a 11--month prison sentence and fined about US$l,--000 ($2,100) for possessing weapons, including an anti-tank
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      359 35 NEW YORK, Fri. Steve Largent dismisses the critics who say his Seattle Seahawks should be glad to be in their first National Football League play-off, saying they are out to beat the Miami Dolphins tomoirow. "This is just as important a game for us as it
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      Lock icon Quebec feel sharp end
      167 35 NEW YORK, Fri, Buffalo right-winger Real Cloutier scored a hattrick during a five-goal second period and defenceman Mike Ramsey tallied the game-winner midway through the third as the Sabres defeated the Quebec Nordiques 8-5 in a National Hockey League game yesterday. In Bloomlngton, defenceman Brad Maxwell
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      161 35 CALGARY (Canada), Fri. Vladimir Lavrentiev scored the Soviets' first goal and then added the last yesterday in their 4-2 win over Canada's Olympic ice-hockey squad in an exhibition match before 15,295 fans at the Saddledome. It was Canada's second defeat by the Soviets they lost 4-3
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      152 35 TAMPA (Florida), Fri. The Vancouver Whitecaps trounced Tampa Bay Rowdies 11-5 in indoor action in a North American Soccer League game on Wednesday at Florida State fairgrounds. Vancouver, who led 2-0 at half-time, have a 5-4 record. They go on the road to meet the Chicago Stings. Tampa, with
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      344 35 Italian federation seek measures to curb hooliganism in soccer ROME, Friday A RECENT spate of fan violence, including stabbings and bombings, has sparked an emotional debate over whether authorities should enforce security measures, including body searches, to restore peace to soccer Italy's national pastime. In what a
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      366 35 AN international League table compiled in Milan, Italy, by La Gazzetta Dello Sport for 1983 placed Denmark, the suprise team of the year, in first place with six wins and one defeat an 85.71 per cent success rate. They finished ahead of Sweden, Spain, England, the Soviet
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      639 38 Liverpool are still No. 1 in race to Division One title Weekend's English League soccer preview LONDON, Fri. Bob Paisley used to declare at this time of year, with Liverpool invariably leading the field at the turn. that the English League First i Division race is a marathon,
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      Back from the dead
      857 38  -  MARTIN PALMER Oxford's resurrection from near extinction Kick-off By THIS, I suppose, is the time of year when strange and wonderful things happen. Even so, few of us were prepared for the weird scenes we witnessed on a cold and windy night at Oxford's Manor Road
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        55 38 LONDON, Fri. Former Manchester United player Steve Coppell was yesterday considering whether to accept a tempting offer from ambitious English League Third Division Huh Wigan Athletic. Coppell, whose brilliant career at club and international level was savagely ended by a knee injury, is wanted by Wigan as
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        69 38 COVENTRY (England), Fri. The cause of the blood infection which has periodically been hitting Coventry City striker Dave Bamber has finally been diagnosed by a dermatologist as a virus which had entered his bloodstream through the skin between his toes. Bamber will miss the English
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        67 38 NORWICH (England), Fri. Norwich City midfleld man Peter Mendham expects to play at Wolves tomorrow, even though he was carried off on a stretcher two days ago. Mendham was feared to have broken his ankle against Ipswich on Tuesday. But the Injury later proved to be
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        68 38 LONDON, Fri. Mick Ferguson, the Birmingham striker who has not played in the first team this season, goes into hospital today for an abdominal operation. The former Everton and Coventry forward was Birmingham's topsrorer with eight goals in 20 English League First Division games last season,
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      265 38 SWANSEA CITY, the struggling Second Division club, are giving free transfers to former England striker Bob Latchford and midfielders Gary Stanley and Gary Olivers. Latchford was bought from Everton in July. 1981 for £125,000 ($400,000) and Stanley arrived one month later, also from Everton, for 1:150,000. Olivers joined
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      Bonanza year for fans
      329 39  - Bonanza year for fans JOE DORAI By FOR Singapore soccer fans, it's going to be a bonanza year in 1984, starting with the National league in two weeks' time and finishing with the prestigious Asian Cup finals in December. The best of the "goodies" for the fans will, of course,
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      It's goals for grabs
      559 39  -  J. RAJENDRAN Fandi the star but Malaysia emerge victors SINGAPORE 4 MALAYSIA 4 (Malaysia won 4-2 on penalty kicks By THE late Choo Seng Quee would have been proud of them the Ex-Internation-als of Singapore and Malaysia, who last night entertained with 14 goals (six from
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      A pin-up special
      70 39 A COLOUR pin-up of FC Groningen's Fandi Ahmad will appear in I today's Berita Harian, complete with the star's I autograph. The poster special is I one of Fandi's ways of saying "thank you" to fans at the end of his three-week holiday. So r get your
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      Boskovic to blame
      321 39  - Boskovic to blame JOE DOR AI AT THE THAI KING'S CUP Singapore lodge a protest By SINGAPORE have lodged a strong protest against Australian referee Tony Boskovic after the Republic's stunning 5 0 defeat by Indonesia in the King's Cup competition at Bangkok on Thursday night. Officials of the Singapore
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      Lock icon Thais move along
      40 39 BANGKOK, Fri. Defending champions Thailand A beat the Philippines 3-0 (half-time: 2-0) in a King's Cup soccer match here tonight. In another match, Australia and Liverpool County drew 22. The Aussies led 1-0 at halftime. Bangkok Post
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      Lock icon Ethiopia pull out
      65 39 NAIROBI (Kenya), Fri. Ethiopia have pulled out of next year's Eeast and Central Africa soccer club championship which is to start here on Jan 21, the organisers said today. The secretariat of the Confederation of East and Central Africa Football Associations said the Ethiopian Football Federation had
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      Deadlocked
      37 39 KHALSA and Jansenites drew 11 in the semi-finals of tho Singapore Hockey Association's Junior knockout tournament at Tanglin. 15a (i light prevented the penalty flicks from being taken after- the teams had remained deadlocked following extra-time.
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      320 39 Imran inspires as Pakistanis draw Fourth Test AUSTRALIA Ist inns 555 PAKISTAN Ist Inns 470 2nd Inns (overnight 38-3) Wnhxln Khan c Hughes h Li Her 3 Murtassar Nszar Ibw Matthews 35 ((Rxlm Omar h Lawson 9 l itvccf Mlandad lhw Lillee 11 Abdul Qadlr b I .a wson 12
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      363 34 There's still nothing like it! WmW H HBi v> ■i ~> y The formula contains soya beans and 1^ skim milk which is a good source of _yj protein. It also contains added vitamins and minerals. Proteins must be taken the body. Weider proteins are 4 On h natural fopd
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      Don't look beyond Puteri Emas
      364 36  -  EPSOM JEEP By PI'TERI KM AS, winner of throe of her last four starts, looks good for another win in Race 8 for Class 1 Div 5 horses over t,4(K)m at Penang today. Him last start win in a Class 2 Div 1 race over
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      What the tipsters say
      369 36 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED LUCKY LEO PEDIGREE WENG BOOK 3 Dynamicron 2 Teiji 3 Dynamicron 3 Dynamicron 2 T»iji 1 8 Moon Travel 6 Fujisan 6 Fujisan 2 Teiji 3 Dynamicron 6 Fujisan 8 Moon Travel 2 Teiji 6 Fujisan 6 Fujisan 7Photophone 7 Photophone
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      4986 36 GOING FORECAST: GOOD ■■■■■■■I 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV B 1,200m Wt\ (Restricted terms 3 and 4 year olds) ■■■■§■1 (Stakes: $13,000) 1 0 Fighting Princes* 57 Regal-Rodgers 4 nzm Failed to stretch out last wppk and trailed field in debut last of 10 to Glittering Prize Div
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      River O'Wealth back in form
      194 36  - River O'Wealth back in form LUCKY LEO By Our man on the track PENANC. Fri River O'Wealth, after an unplaced run, is bark in form and should register another win when he goes over 1,400 m in Race 4 for Class 3 Div 6 horses. A three-year-old New Zealand colt,
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      End the day on right note
      150 36  -  PEDIGREE By WRAP up the day on a right note with last-start winner Chin Chye in the Class 3 Div 7 race over 1400 m. This five-year-old grey, who is maintaining form, produc id a tremendous burs in the closing stages to win going
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      Mudlarks
      87 36 K ICE 3: Rhythm Master. Plngat Mas n RACE i- Datin's Delight, Aeras, I)esigner's Dream, Champagne Charlie RACK 5: Bon Sante. Washington, The Hornet Ten limes Better', < !ive Me More RACE John's Gift, My Great Pleasure, Starlight 111. Ciirn'ruv. Kota liahru, I.on Ity II RACE 1: Intan, Regent
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      Lock icon Bounty Hawk favourite for Perth Cup
      271 37 Bounty Hawk favourite for Perth Cup PERTH, Fri THE' Melbourne-based three-year-old, Bounty Hawk., who won the Channel 7 Australian Derby last weekend, is a firm favourite at 3 1 for the A5225,000 (about *****,f100) Perth Cup to 1)0 run over 3,200 m at Ascot Racecourse here on Monday. The Perth
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      1819 37 1.15 CLASS 3 DIV 4 1,400m m** (Ratings: 90-82) (Stakes: $14,500) ().*J2l* Artapala Jaya 57 <M) Kenny Hioe-Noor-din 4 nzg pc same Raymond 3 *Zofioo Kaama II 57 (H) Seng !,ee-Ng 5 nzg dl same Au-Yeung 8 3 **261 Be My Lave 5«.5 (81) True Friend-Zafir 4 irg
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      3,200m Perth Cup line-up
      101 37 1 No Peer I. Marshall 55.5 2 Haulpak's image R. Kemps 54.5 3 Chlamare L. Dittman 53 4 Astrolin P. Alderman 53 5 Chagemar I. Albulno 53 6 Mo Alfie K. Watson 52 7 Rosamoss G. Donnelly 50.5 8 Swift Knight D. Rudland 50 9 Wrong
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      Shadowfax shines in winding-up trial
      384 37 ON THE TRACK with LUCKY LEO PENANG, Fri. Auric Stable's Shadowfax 111, brilliant winner In the 2.400 m Perak Derby in May, wound up his preparations for the season's final classic the $125,000 Governor's Gold Cup on Sunday with a smart workout here this morning.
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      Lock icon Security stepped up at Ascot for nobblers
      157 37  -  JOHN McGRATH By PERTH, Fri. Officials at Ascot Racecourse here are concerned that nobblers (people who tamper with horses) have come from Melbourne and Sydney for the big Perth races. With the Perth Cup and the A5175,000 (about *****,000) Railway Stakes to be
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      Leading jockeys
      244 37 Total No of placings Placings for last 12 rides Rides Ist 2nd 3rd 1 Tweedie 396 58 48 42 14 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 2 Lam 316 48 42 43 3 10 0 0 2 10 4 3 3 Lucas 271 48 23 20 0
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      Leading trainers
      92 37 Ist 2nd 3rd Allan 67 43 50 Bougoure 56 51 47 West 55 41 40 Teh 54 64 54 Samsuri 46 41 36 G van Breukelen 43 30 33 Buang 41 46 25 Zaflr 33 25 38 E van Breukelen 31 47 39 Ismail 29 27 38 K
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      Leading owners
      94 37 Ist 2nd 3rd Agasam 42 37 34 Auric 26 31 31 Goodman 16 17 28 Trlomphe 12 9 9 I nd era pur a 11 12 12 HTWee 11 6 11 Memo 9 8 6 True Friend 9 3 2 FH Chu 8 11 8 Sultan Khoo 8
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      Racing writers asked to nominate Horse of Year
      210 37 NOMINATIONS have been called for by the organisers of the second annual Marlboro Horse of the Year Award, from approximately 25 racing writers and tipsters covering the MalaysiaSingapore circuit. Speculation is growing in racing circles on which horse will receive the award
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      202 38 rdntillating music -song -dance extravaganza to bid 1983 farewell and to welcome 1984 Highlights: Taiwanese Superstar Fei Xiang SBC Dancers Neptune Dancers Archana Dancers St Andrew's Junior College Dance Group PA Junior Choir Spectacular low-level fireworks display and many others Venue: The steps of City Hall Time: Starting at 10.15pm
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      23 38 Game W SUPER JACKPOT FOR TOMORROWS DRAW 1 84 TO BE HELD OVER IrFDIFFUSION AFTFR 4 30 P M. WISHING YOU A PROSPEROUS
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      321 39 31ST DEC 83 TO BTH JAN 83 1100AM TO 1000PM •r^SSx 1 VENUE: LAI LAI COMPLEX (Next to Palace Cinema) ~l»r~ 30% OFF PLUS FREE GIFTS ®tepd ®M KING KOIL ARTISAN MAnRESS FROM STATES AVAILABLE IN S'PORE NOW h-^j^J m*m u,, F;\ spinal-guard laMifri.s7^ Mifc^ xJ-F try the' usa mattress
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    258 40 Minister gets the rap tor health 'secret' TOKYO, Fri. JAPAN'S new Health and Welfare Minister has pome under fire for offhand remarks that cigarette-smoking was "the seeret" of his good health. A national citizens group, which advocates a ban on smoking In public places, filed a
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    Lock icon Man opts for arms of the law
    90 40 TAIPEH, Fri. Liu De-Chih did not like the bride chosen by his parents, so he ran away a few days before the wedding and deliberately got himself arrested. But his misery did not end in jail. Police said they were releasing Liu today
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    32 40 NEW YORK, Fri. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 1.12 points to 1,259.04 in the first half hour of trading in the New York Stock Exchange today. AP
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    Minimum level for languages
    541 40  -  NGIAM TONG HAI Government urged to set a certain standard for mother tongues By THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry yesterday urged the government to set a minimum standard of Chinese at the various stages of education for Chinese pupils. Secondary school leavers must
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    42 40 What it should have been IN the TV guide yesterday, it was reported that Feedback was the last programme in Mandarin with English subtitles. This is incorrect. Feedback is a fortnightly programme in English, and the series continues. The error is regretted.
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    Data General to build $53m factory here
    405 40  - Data General to build $53m factory here LILLIAN CHEW By DATA General, one of the world's leading computer companies will build a $53 million factory in Singapore next year. Making multi-layer printed circuit boards, the Jurong factory will be the company's largest manufacturing facility outside the United States. The plant
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    38 40 IS'l ANBUL, Frl Turkish Pi ime Ministei fui pit Ozal yesterday abolished most foreign exchange controls, removed restrictions on some imports and raised Impoi i and other duties to subsidise his planned nous ramme Reutei Reuter
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    US keeps option to rejoin open
    277 40  -  LIAK TENG KIAT By US Correspondent WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States has left open the possibility for its return to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco). US diplomats around the world have been advised of this possibility if Unesco mends its
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    35 40 IN the calendar of events published in Section Two on Thursday, it was stated that Thaipusam falls on Jan Is. The correct date is Jan 19. The error is regretted.
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    271 40 President gets cable car inquiry report ANOTHER chapter of the Sentosa Cable Car tragedy was closed at a simple Istana ceremony yesterday morning. President C.V. Devan Nair received the report and findings of the three-man commission of inquiry from its chairman, Mr Justice Lai Kew Chai. Also present were commissioners
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    Mr Taxman to serve for five more years
    99 40 COMMISSIONER of Inland Revenue Mr Hsu Tse Kwang has accepted a contract to serve in the civil service for another five years. Mr Hsu, who has been with the Inland Revenue Department for IS years, was due to retire on Jan 9
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    48 40 CANBERRA. Fri. Australian National Partyleader, Mr Doug Anthony, today announced his resignation from federal politics effective next month. Mr Anthony, who turns 54 tomorrow and has been a Member of Parliament for 26 years, served as Deputy Prime Minister in the previous Liberal government. AFP
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      115 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Daily IN TODAY'S ISSUE Can a petrol kiosk in the Central Business District turn in a profit if the monthly rental is $38,500? Loh Hui Yin knows of a local company which thinks the answer is positive. A local high-technology company has won another grant its
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      130 40 Weather IP TO 1 p.m. Partly cloudy. TEMP. (C) up to j fi a.m. tomorrow: 30 max., 24 min. SUNSET today: 7.11 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.10 a.m. Adelaide 18 21 C Rain Manila 20 30 C Fair j Amsterdam h 10C Cloudy Melbourne 20 MC Cloudy i Bangkok 21 31
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      25 1 SECTION TWO 1 Matching wine with cheese Ideas for holiday outings OUTLOOK, Pages Two and Four What gives Julie the creeps LEISURE, Page Eighteen I
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      1454 1  - Ordinary people IRENE PATES We all love stories. Stories of foolishness, love, courage, villainy, luck This New Year's Eve story has a lot of some of these qualities, and a bit of others. It may help many of us face 1984 with clear, bright eyes and hope. And best of
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      474 1 Share your festive joy. Celebrate at The Mandarin. Table d'Hote Lunches: I )(A 3 1 fan 1 Adult: $45 Child: S2S Gala Dinner: Dec 31: $165 Complimentary novelties for all guests. Los Quintos and Santos II serenade. Jan 1: Family Buffet Lunch of excellent Beijing cuisine Adult. $26 Child: SI
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        I resolve not...
        680 2 Hi Kids, ZIG Zag your way to resolutions and don't Keep them. Whai" Well, read on. He stared mil to sea, •us eyes fixed on the disi .nit horizon where dark •lends were gather ing. Then he spoke in a mumble as his face was firmly planted
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        410 2 SCORPION, Dhole, Indian Elephant, Venus Fly Trap, Tree Frog, Dragonfly, Giant Woodwasp, Banded Palm Civet, Moth, Orang-utan, Mousedeer, Barking Deer, Brush-tailed Porcupine, Horsefields Fruitbat, Stag Beetle, Ladybird, Malayan Tiger, Malayan Pangolin. Horse Shrew, Leopard Cat, Python, Malayan Sun Bear, Long-tailed WHEN you have mastered the art
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        142 2 on ceremony? >: sL Our majestic polar bears from the freezing No wonder the Zoo is acclaimed as the Artie just love giving a warm welcome to visitors, finest in Asia and one of the most beautiful in rsA the world. The Zoo itself has thrilled hundreds h I G
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        321 3 P^^ Vy fy (^j^ Courts sensational price slash beats them all for the 10th successive year! "W X^^^^Ss^fa^^. *^P "I v■ i Washing Machine!] 6 rratchjrw chairs. |5K3® BedrOOlll SuitC DEPOSIT cfcLJjppjm SALE $379 DfcPUMT utrvaii y^j i/V /^^rin beautiful easy-care polyester with gold N lif Monthly $25 M )n!hiv
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        Have wine and cheese for a match-up party
        794 4  - Have wine and cheese for a match-up party TAN LEE LENG Give a party where guests sample wine and cheese as the evening's entertainment in a casual atmosphere. Have a list guidelines for serious tasters' judgment and comments, then tally the results. By IT'S NOT too late tonight to throw
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        Meal that comes with a 'passport'
        974 5  - Meal that comes with a 'passport' HUO MEILI By IF YOU'RE a little foggy about Swiss cuisine (like me), but would like to learn more, Movenpick in ScottS shopping centre has a Swiss promotion until Jan 15. It will give you an excellent introduction to food from many of Switzerland's
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        Choosing your wine and cheese
        893 5 HERE is a guide to choosing cheese and wine for 1 your party. Soft cheese varies from the familiar mild cottage farmer, ricotta, cream cheese and lower-caloried Neufchatel to the salty Greek feta and the highly pungent Limburger. Brie Camembert Crema Danica and Liederkranz come
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        20 children on an outing of discovery
        511 6  -  JULIET CHEW Not all parents can afford to go abroad with their children during the long school holidays. Yet those who remain in Singapore can still have an enjoyable break at minimal cost. Our contributor writes about how she organised a children's workshop,
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        Winning compositions
        225 6 THE children who visited the various places of interest and attended "Auntie Juliet's workshop" this holidays were encouraged to draw, or write about, their experiences. The best efforts in painting and compostion were selected by Mr Choy Weng Yan, the National Museum curator. You can see these at
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        The day we saw 'green Spidermen'
        310 6  -  SERENE LO By H ONE misty morning in November, Auntie Juliet brought us to visit the Central Fire Station at Hill Street. When we arrived, we saw firemen practising fire drill. We wore shown how to use the fire hoses. Then we went up
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        406 4 oo^ s if b ¥m vi \r fit. l $6000 f^^^f^^^^^^ H HK Hj C3200 Usual $1500 —■-■■■--*«w»». ik^^J^ jj J |P^ now $390 TmmamzL. ,r| BARGAINS^ xJrXw*' e^\ l-vcmhin^ that we haw is goin^ for y^^^t^^ f M fk Jm far less than its actual value. )nly whUc stocks
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        202 6 Ll^" 41 |20 OUU watts Join us on Dec 31 st from 10.1 spm to 12.30 am at the City Hall Steps Padang to bid L.^^-I^^^Tl^^^^ndpowertu farewell to 1983 and welcome 1984 in "Farewell 83/Hello 84" organised by the Jf*^^^J^^^^heela bora Singapore Tourist Promotion Boarci and the Singapore Broadcasting Corporation.
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        Splendour of the wild recaptured
        728 7 Splendour of the wild recaptured IN MALAY FORESTS By Sir George Maxwell Eastern Universities Press Sdn Bhd 3rd edition, 1982 (First published in 1907) 229 pages, $8.95 Reviewed by Seladang The forest's influence on the Malay villagers is immense. it envelopes their homes m and their lives. THOSE who love
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        236 7 ,--<m WP^~ >JBa B HF^,*i^ißßl Br >^" fc; B^^ jiinßHßl BT .<• J^ S if V %^0 %—X *1^ M. *^tiC^A&&~^**^mk w4k -*Z^AO _M|||llM ca^^ ik 1 Br !<^MiMp*' i^t •-~^^t^^^^^^&)o&^\ Bft <»"^*^^^^ B-^ B BBS H^BIB BB BB l4O^^ 5. Koek Road Cuppage Plaza, tf |d| Jl ■ll Jl
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        292 8 oooooooooooooooooooooooooog g CATHAY: 10th HILARIOUS DAY! fi A SUPER CLOAK AND DAGGER #v Q o JTO comedy y- y V CARTOON FEATURETTE ,^V 8 Q -i 1 1 km \i m a koi iSl^> Q 8 ORCHARD: 10th BIG DAY! "8 XMIMtU IN (Ht COMMUNISI INFESTED Mr KONG RIVFKA X
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        333 8 jjj (Jf lA))iWeliaUion H J Date: New Year's Day i Ist Jan. 1984 I' i II Price: $30 nett per adult IJ $18 nett per child I U Buffet Lunch: 12 noon I Show Time: 1.15 pm J II Models by: Elsa Yeo Agency Iky Outfits by: I tfl\Vfc Klasse
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        504 8 all these! I New Year Buffet Special IWlpnii Assorted cold dish Chinese beef steak &'*MiL "'**"'U American roast turkey Crispy spring rolls and k Mlxed ve 9 etables (A la carte menu sefved '^foßtf/^ll 1 Fish fingers outside buffet hours) 31 st December 1983 Ample parking available jf^ffM^^~J^l^^||L call Mr
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        270 8 CAPITOL: HURRY-HURRY! I P (*****59) 10.45, 1.30, 4 00, 6.45, 9.30 No Free List Admission Prices: CIRCLE $4 STALLS $3 DEFINITELY LAST 5 DAYS! JsKm\- "This film seems to bring Ir'^^ JAMES BONO BACK TO LIFE. SEAN CONNERYis iijSs.l JAMESBONDOO? I*• tb^ j^c>. i '•> n super sttrnplMK Jim*, i
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        461 8 1 ORGANISATION ■iiHußFihli 1 MAD, -■*■<%.'- MAD^^ 83v\f A ?~w I Bo»er s Omen KO M •>.*/■>'■ Bo»e' s Omen' am B k'l'iilUiiy^-'fiPlrhviiifiif Men from the Gutter' v NIGHT Shaohn Drunkard V j .WROW MAD MAD 83 EEnazEEsaa Escape From El Diablo" N v Boxer's Omen 1 Aayiram Muthangal SHAKTI
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        25 9 Mk ,-3lpiH ■t iM* vim iH*>ff' I'*S"^H Wa ut-%l'*- 1 h ''HH BBBr** *w**^Bßl i" A.- w T^«rtJti*^vPl iI W'MBw w\l j*f t I 9S
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        179 9 iUBJii^^HBBr The leather show is where MBBIbB^BBM furniture buyers must go to HP^SiSStH BPJSS v WP\Lj^& *^^^^^^^bWIH IBWw^ vt BT* viZil^^Sj^miH v [iaj s; (JlPP!^^»WjPffsP^^P^^P^^^^PW|PP^ *>' .it" Hh^^ ttf JM H^ iffli Si l^^^hyr" "rttiC l^^^^ wi* ciVJ^^" ssassai*. H& m K3MA W Jr^Bf MiWr/~/ x PLAZA now showing; i
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        576 10 ■I Khl hvs r ff/^Ml^^^mv^^Tmim mtSur l IB BHH I k ■HM'^hW' /Hw 1/ AK^v t^Ldi Iff /mr/ /mr' \^t/ (mm/ (mil /Jm WLw BwM^MB H'Ps w^^l r/(H warn jy"^j i 1,; BH| BBtP^BH EI^S Bf 'V fl Ik. JT juJ fl^ IhiiHH BW I* v B^jHl HK' I^l Hry^r\Vß
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        1370 11 APPOINTMENTS/NOTICES MHMHjHM Tt'lex Service: Vddress: Rates: Min. Charges: CTA MTC B.T.A.N.T.S Appointments/Notices Section Straits Times: 5523.75 psc. cm. Straits Times: 5571.25 RS m TIMKAI TIMES PUBLISHING BHI) Sunday Times: 5524.40 psc cm. Sunday Times- 5573.20 RSSOBBI sis se -i Tim( s House IWlßßiim Tel: *****11 erf 2724-7 2669 6 Box
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        855 11 I Coopers OtLyDrdnC! Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Manufacturing jfi fij and Distribution Systems,
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        546 12 APPOINTMENTS TfZ TRAVENOL LABORATORIES We are a multi-national company specialising in the manufacturing of medical products. Our company is now embarking on an expansion programme. We invite applications for the positions of: MANUFACTURING ENGINEER Requirements: Applicants should possess a Degree in Mechanical/ Electrical/Electronics Engineering with at least 4 years of
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        689 12 IPS SINGAPORE P if POLYTECHNIC Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the following positions I PRINCIPAL LECTURER (***** 6249 pm) II SENIOR LECTURER ($4253 -4679 pm) 111 LECTURER (Sl7Ol -4413 pm) The point of entry will depend on qualifications and experience. QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE (A) Chemical Process Technology Dept
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        447 12 We are a growing multi-national m^^ as= wm manufacturer of electric type- ~jg writers with a present work force of more than 2,500 '^flj ifiL< W people. *^^^ta We invite suitably qualified and mature candidates for the positions of: SENIOR MANUFACTURING ENGINEER Degree or Diploma in Engineering or Plastic Technology
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        569 12 I We are a leading S.E. Asia Construction 1 I Company employing over 8,000 person- I I nel within the region. I We currently have a vacancy in our I I Singapore office for the position of: I COST ACCOUNTANT I I The Job: I Reporting to the Finance Administration
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        598 13 APPOINTMENTS Invites you to be a pioneer IN A START-UP OPERATION I MOTOROLA, a high technology American multinational company amongst the top 100 of the FORTUNE 500 I COMPANIFS a leader in the communications electronics industry is setting up RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS IN SINGAPORE. We I require the
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        575 13 IV^ GROW WITH US I—7 I SIN THE HI-TECH BUSINESS *y I I /"vMANAGER I (ATE DIVISION) Candidates should be Electronics graduates with experience in engineering, finance and marketing of Incircuit board testers, component testers and VLSI test systems. An entrepreneur with good business aptitude and dynamic. Strong leadership ability
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        823 13 interresco nv We are a medium-sized Investment House offering first class investment schemes to institutional and retail investors. Our main product consists of an Investment Pool structure based on the trading of OPTIONS against underlying portfolios of securities and bonds. Our performances have been very consistent over the past years
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        573 14 APPOINTMENTS We are a leading switchboard manufacturer in Singapore. Expanding operations have created vacancies toned DESIGN ENGINEER Who, after an initial period of familiarisation, will be required to design custom-built switchboards both for marine and industrial purposes. Applicants should possess a minimum of a Polytechnic Diploma in Electrical Engineering or
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        461 14 The S.E. Asian Company of a well- known VL multinational group wishes to reinforce Its FVW aftermarket support organization by recruiting F^S SERVICE R§ MECHANICS |H Suitable candidates should have:- FVV^ 2-4 years mechanical engineering/fitting experien* e Fvy Willing to perform manual work when necessary iXJO Completed Secondary education iC^V
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        970 14 I AIVHP INCORPORATED We are the world's largest, most advanced manufacturer of electronic connectors, switches and related components and equipments. We are currently looking for suitably qualified candidates to fill the j following positions in our Singapore facility:- EDP Manager Press Shop j The successful candidate should be at least
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        480 15 APPOINTMENTS The Best Await The Best At K PROCESS ENGINEER Qualifications: Degree oi Diploma in Mechanical Engineer H ing oi equivaleni At leasl 5 years' experience m the main tenance of dies oi molds and auxiliary equipment, as well as trouble shooting of molding or metal stamping process problems Knowledge
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        515 15 BuflP fIMN HMH WHI HHI MMI MMI MWI We are a group of large international companies manufacturing steel products for the building industry. Due to continuing expansion, we are looking for a resourceful person to fill the newly created position of: MARKETING i EXECUTIVE (Communication) The successful applicant will assist
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        773 15 SEW-EURODRIVE Due to expansion of our business, we are inviting candidates of suitable qualifications and experience to fill the following post. OFFICE SALES ENGINEER Qualifications/Experience University or college graduates in Electrical/Electronic or Mechanical Engineering with minimum 2-4 years experience in sales and promoting of Gear Boxes, Geared Motors and Variable
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        437 15 We are a large multi-national corporation and due to our continued expansion in Singapore, we are inviting applications for the position of:FEMALE SALES EXECUTIVE Applicants should have a background of selling to architects, consulting engineers and developers Good command of spoken and written English is essential Should possess her own
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        246 15 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Tender will be received for the supply of the following undermentioned items in the Ministry of Defence up to I 00 am on date shown against the items 1 EMERGENCY CBICO THYROTOMY SET Tender No HQMS/OP, '6/ 83(T) Closing Date I 3 I 84 Tender Deposit $250
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        924 16 APPOINTMENTS General Telephone Directory Co (S) BBM----------------------------.1-------I-I--I------B-— IW invites applications tor the post of GRAPHICS CAMERA A Finance Company invites suitable appli- OPFHATOH i ints for the post of vrr,iv/\ lvjki PDcniT MA-iJtrcD I Interested applicants should posUHtUII MANAbfcK I sess Q grade 3 NTC n graphic The successful candidate
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        310 16 ■H comics GARFIELD By JUn Wj lu^^Uß kJD f^"" i/TT^ I j£^^ C y) r^2 CJ) /O^/ AT LEAST V tt I J?/V\ PAV?S /Z-31 f J STAR WARS By Archie Goodwin &Al Williamson CM, NO/ VOUR H IGW MESS, TWE UN KNOWN H S&£ I r ,7 < vessel
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        603 17 NOTICES Name List B lf#||^ fftiv; A P ISMAIL DAVID BOWIE JOSE FELICIANO RAINBOW •=---i.«s A RAM! IE DAVID GRANT JOURNEY RAZIS ISMAII „..',i*» rhyTHM BOYS DAYTON JUICE NEWTON REO SPEEDWAGON Efft« A ROM/I DAZZBAND JULIE Rfc.Mll RICHARD CIAYDERMAN •,!-,'<c<SE -/Lif ;p f!, A TASTE OF HONEY DIANA ROSS JULIO
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        321 17 NOTICE 1 China Underwriters Life and General Insurance Company Limited ('CUL') and The Insurance Corporation of Singapore Limited ('ICS') hereby give notice that with effect from 1 January, 1984, ICS has taken over the life business (as defined in the Insurance Act, Chapter 193) carried on by the Singapore branch
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        477 17 COMICS 2° PEANUTS Byßchul* THIS 15 TME LAST I ALL IN ALL, IT YOU MOW UMAT I M'M STILL IN IT J i PMOf ™l^^ yUJA6N'T SO gAP/ LIKEP ABOUT TMIS YEAR? ,c) 1963 Onltad Fwlure Sytxjlcale. Inc 11 -31 mM J yS L n I KING TUT BjGim y^bO
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        Horrors! But it's no cheap gore
        396 18  -  PATRICK SHEN CREEPSHOW Now showing at Plaza Reviewed by 4 Put simply, terror is likened to a 20-cm double-edged butcher knife gleaming against vulnerable flesh; horror is the knife piercing that flesh; 3 and revulsion is the knife twisting, turning and churning out the
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        40 18 C reepshou fine levels of horror Adrienne Barbeau as Wilma the Tasmanian de\ll's gonna get you Tasmanian devil in the old, forgotten crate makeup by Tom Savini Hal Holbrook as Henry the work of the devil ean make you gag
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        There came a spider and . . . shriek!
        731 18  - There came a spider and shriek! JULIE LIM Our columnist this week hasn't seen Creepshow, for sure. And wild horses won't drag her to it Saturday with... LITTLE Miss Muffet Sat on a tuffet Eating her curd and whey There came a big spider And sat down beside her And
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        Zircon Lounge so fresh and vital
        476 19  -  RICHARD LIM By 4 If you haven't heard Zircon Lounge's debut album, Regal Vigour, which was released by WEA recently, its music is, for want of a better word, new wave. But if we get right down to it, it's rock 'n roll. ZIRCON
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        Sentosa greets '84
        111 19 SENTOSA has lined up a full day's programme for' New Year's Day tomorrow. It 's billed Sentosa '84 Welcomes Visitors. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m: Computer for tune-telling. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m: Paper 1 cutling exhibition. 11 a.m. to 12 p.m: The In credible Hulk. 5
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        264 19  -  CATHERINE TAN By WHAT better time than the first flay of a brand new year- to whip yourself back into fighting fit trim after the fes- nibbing? So at 9 a.m. tomorrow, work off that flab with Try It Out, SBC's latest fitness program
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        182 18 What's on THE GIRLS' SPORTS CU II NEW YEAR'S EVEDANCE Al the Raffles Hotel from 7.45 tonight. DECOR MART '84 I I RNITI RE EXHIBITION Featuring furniture imported from Europe. Australia, Japan and Brazil. At the World Trade Centre Hall 1 daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. >n till
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